Google review QR code
A QR code that opens your Google review box.
Paste your review link into the generator below. The code opens Google's review form straight away on the customer's phone, with no searching for your business.
By Wyatt, founder ·
Make a QR code that looks like you and scans every time.
Free to make. No account. We never put ads between a scanner and your link.
Link, Wi-Fi, Contact, Text, Email and SMS codes are static: what they hold lives inside the picture, not on our servers, and we never see who scans. Poll codes go through qrpolls.com, which counts scans, and work as long as the poll exists.
Every style is free to download: colours, shapes, logo and frame.
Advanced
PNG, JPEG or WebP, up to 2 MB. It stays in your browser.
We pick it for you: stronger when there is a logo, lighter for plain codes so the dots stay big. (M)
Example
Fill in the details above and we will test the code the way a phone would.
PNG and SVG are free: no watermark, no ads, and the code never expires.
Find your review link
- Sign in to the Google account that manages your business, then search for your business name on Google or open it in Google Maps.
- Your Business Profile appears. Click Ask for reviews (on some screens it is under Read reviews, then Get more reviews).
- Copy the link Google shows. It looks like g.page/r/ followed by letters, ending in /review.
- Paste it into the Web address box above and check the scan score.
No Ask for reviews button? You are not signed in as an owner or manager of the profile, or the profile is not verified yet. Verify it in Google Business Profile first.
Design it so people scan
- Pick the Frame style and type REVIEW US as the frame text: up to 24 characters, shown in capitals under the code, and free to download.
- Keep dark dots on a light background. Your brand colour works for the dots if it is dark enough; the scan score tells you.
- Add one short reason next to it: "Liked your visit? 30 seconds on Google helps us a lot."
Print a table tent or counter card
- Fold a letter or A4 sheet in three to make a tent, or slide a 10 x 15 cm card into a stand.
- Read across a table (about 60 cm): print the code at least 8.0 cm wide, plus its white margin. A counter card at arm's length (about 50 cm): at least 6.6 cm. A g.page review link makes a code of about 33 modules; the calculator does other distances.
- Use matte paper or card. Gloss and lamination reflect ceiling lights and cause missed scans.
- Scan one printed card from the real distance with two different phones before you print fifty.
Stay inside Google's review rules
- Ask every customer, not only the happy ones. Google's policy does not allow asking only satisfied customers for reviews.
- Do not offer a discount, gift or entry into a draw in exchange for a review.
- Staff and owners should not review their own business.
If your review link changes
The review link belongs to your Business Profile, so it rarely changes. If you move, merge profiles or open a second location, a printed static code keeps pointing at the old link.
An editable code can be pointed at the new link without reprinting a single card. Your first 3 editable codes are free with an email. After that, $3 CAD once per code.
Questions
Is the Google review QR code free?
Yes. No account, no watermark, no ads, and the code never expires.
Does the customer need an app?
No. The phone camera reads the code; the review form opens in the browser or in Google Maps if it is installed. Customers must be signed in to Google to post a review.
Where do I find my Google review link?
On your Business Profile, under Ask for reviews, while signed in as an owner or manager. It looks like g.page/r/ followed by letters, ending in /review.
Can I see how many people scanned it?
Not with a static code, which goes straight to Google. An editable code counts scans by day, country and device type.
Sources
Last checked November 3, 2026
- Google Business Profile Help: get more reviews https://support.google.com/business/answer/3474122
- Google Maps user contributed content policy https://support.google.com/contributionpolicy/answer/7400114